No, I took it to a professional dyeing place. They dyed the entire garment. The color difference is due to fabric composition.
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Fashion is a form of ugliness so intolerable that we have to alter it every six months - Oscar Wilde
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Thank you. They were not raw - I left them raw, just reinforced the seams.Fashion is a form of ugliness so intolerable that we have to alter it every six months - Oscar Wilde
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Thank you. Yes, I am satisfied with the results - they now look cleaner (kind of funny, I know)Fashion is a form of ugliness so intolerable that we have to alter it every six months - Oscar Wilde
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Yes, but you should reinforce the ends of side seams or they may start unraveling. A few stitches on each side should do the trick.Fashion is a form of ugliness so intolerable that we have to alter it every six months - Oscar Wilde
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Recently I proxied a devoa tee for the summer, but got into a bit of a problem. Either the neck opening is super small, or my head is too big (or both), I found that I had to force my head through.
Here's a pic from a Japanese stockist:
There are small stitches that circle the hem. Having re-sewn the buttons on my new Stephen Schneider cardigan as all the buttons were sewn on loose, and feeling kinda brave, I took my scissors to the neck .
Few trials later, I got the neck area right, and sewn it up the way it was before. Here's the results:
I think it came out pretty good considering the only experience I have with sewing was back in middle school
Just thought I'd share, and to encourage others to do the same if they're feeling a bit DIY and brave
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"stock" would look something like the pic on the right (taken from a webstore)
Excuse the pic quality/pose/whatnot, not a waywt guy
@Raw:
Yeah, it's nice once it's on, but every time I put it on it felt like I was gonna tear a seam or something
@mix:
If the price is good, maybe you could think about experimenting? It's quite simple, but you'll have to get some supplies. If it doesn't work out, could always throw it up on the classifieds.
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Not sure if anyone would buy it after it's been 'experimented' on by me. The other problem I find with Devoa Tees is they fit really tight on the chest which for me just exposes a bit too much if you know what I mean haha. Which is a pity considering I really like the construction of their tees.
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i usually buy a 28-29 in trousers but sometimes 29 fits me quite gigantic and sometimes snug. i encountered this with the rad by rad hourani trousers vs. the mainline rad trousers. mainline rad trousers fit me perfectly in a 29 and rad by rad fits quite large. my method was to install a hidden drawstring to remedy the 2-3 extra inches i've been trying to deal with. i just did it with another pair i picked up and i sure am glad i did. more life out of them.
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